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JetBrains Rider on macOS is almost as good as Visual Studio 2022 on Windows. And JetBrains DataGrip is by far the best database IDE on macOS or Windows; going
by biglyburrito 3y ago
JetBrains Rider on macOS is almost as good as Visual Studio 2022 on Windows. And JetBrains DataGrip is by far the best database IDE on macOS or Windows; going back from it to SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) recently was painful.
- sumedh 3y agoSSMS has a unique feature where if you run multiple queries, it will show the output of all those queries below at the same time, you cannot do that with Datagrip.
- bdcravens 3y agoSSMS also has a number of excellent integrations with SQL Server itself. Overall, DataGrip is my tool of choice, but I occasionally boot up Windows in Parallels when I need some of the SSMS-specific tools.
- ozim 3y agoSSMS has unique feature of starting away too long even on my dev laptop. Visual Studio starts faster not much more though noticeable but these two have same base. So just wonder why is that or it is just my imagination.
- krylon 3y agoTo be fair, when I was working on Windows, SSMS was one of the first programs I opened, and (almost) never closed it. I was using it frequently enough this worked well for me.
- wredue 3y agoMan I wish DataGrip would improve their Oracle database capability. I really just hate toad so much.
- ckbishop 3y agoUnless you admin more than 3-4 databases, and then it's a nightmare unless you never close it.